David West

While appearing on Murph & Mac Tuesday morning, Marcus Thompson of The Athletic shared which players he thought did the best job coaching Monday night against the Phoenix Suns.

The Golden State Warriors don’t have many weaknesses, but 3-point shooting off the bench has been one of them this season.

It was the NBA’s most dominant team in that team’s most dominant quarter. It was Steph Curry, Klay Thompson and Kevin Durant against a Knicks’ squad missing Kristaps Porzingis.

Now than JaVale McGee is an NBA Finals champion and his minutes with the Warriors are dwindling away, Marcus Thompson told Gary & Larry on Thursday afternoon that he believes playing is now the veteran center’s priority over winning another title.

For much of the Golden State Warriors’ previous 10 games, they’ve been without their best player on both ends: two-time MVP Stephen Curry and reigning Defensive Player of the Year Draymond Green.

So drastic is this change of pace for David West that Marcus Thompson told Murph & Mac on Tuesday morning he thinks there’s more in the 37-year-old power forward’s tank.

The Warriors David West has seen several NBA players matriculate through the basketball system and he’s unafraid to knock heads with them.

Midway through the second quarter, backup point guard Shaun Livingston was ejected for making contact with an official after Livingston thought a foul should have been called on a field goal attempt.

After winning the first NBA Finals of his career, David West talked to Fitz & Brooks about the difference between pursuing and defending a championship.

The Minnesota Timberwolves had won five straight games and the Golden State Warriors were without Kevin Durant. So what.